VIET NAM SEES STRONG IMPORT, EXPORT RECOVERY IN FIRST QUARTER
Trần Thanh Hải, deputy director of the Agency of Foreign Trade under the Ministry of Industry and Trade, said: “Việt Nam has been making good use of the new-generation FTAs that have taken effect, such as the EU-Việt Nam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), the UK-Việt Nam Free Trade Agreement (UKVFTA) and the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP).”
INFOGRAPHIC INDUSTRY IN THE FIRST QUARTER OF 2021
Production and growth rates ò some key industrial products of Q1/2021 compare to Q1/2020
VIETNAM’S GDP GROWTH EXPECTED TO REBOUND TO 6.6% IN 2021: WORLD BANK
Vietnam’s exports are expected to perform strongly in 2021, though they face the risks of slackening international demand, said World Bank Vietnam in its recent report on Vietnam’s economy.
INTELLASIA FINANCE & BUSINESS NEWS - MAY 04, 2021
1. Multiple financial risks still challenge Vietnam
2. Visa survey spots momentum for cashless payments
3. Vietnam's digital economy to hit 52 billion USD by 2025
4. HCM City lures $1.14 billion in FDI in four months
5. HCM City lures $1.14 billion in FDI in four months
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VIETNAM TENDERS DAILY- MAY 04, 2021
1. Equipment and materials supply
2. Materials and spare parts supply
3. Primary Secondary Structural Materials supply
4. Multi-beam lightning protection equipment supply
5. Switching equipment upgrade
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CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL PRICES RECOVER ALONG WITH ECONOMY POST-COVID
Construction sand is becoming scarce in the Mekong Delta, a major supplier, and buyers wanting large quantities have to wait for a month and often pay more than the originally quoted price.
HCM CITY AIMS FOR ‘SMART CITY’ STATUS BY 2025
HCM City authorities will continue to resolve flooding and traffic congestion, build major transport works, and streamline administrative procedures to reach “smart city” status by 2030, a city official has said.
EXPORT-IMPORT TURNOVER HITS 10-YEAR RECORD
Domestic businesses exported $25.76 billion worth of goods and services, up 12.8 per cent on-year and accounting for 24.8 per cent of all overseas shipments, while foreign-invested enteprises (FIEs) still made up the majority with $78.14 billion, increasing 34.4 per cent and representing 75.2 per cent of the total.






















